As opposed to video-like music...
As the article points out: I think Jev is a good example of how great marketing fizzed out in the face of reality. Is it useful? Yes. Is it relevant? Yes. Is it dead? Just its hype. Is it revolutionary? Depends on your…
Our grandparents stored their crypto under their matresses.
Except any "solution" that involves AI is actually a win for big tech.
I have private ownership over many things that I've bought which are not inventions and are not infringing copyrights.
The USSR was a socialist state, which is different.
In a communist society there is no profit (or incentive for), thus no need for copyright laws. It's not abolishing copyrights that would turn the US into a commie country, communism is about abolishing private ownership…
Copy one book, and you're a thief. Copy thousands, and you're a VC.
Back in the day my jailbroken PS2 would run all sorts of CDs with pirated games. It was such a magical time, I would download all sorts of games and spend the evening discovering gems.
It does now that is on hn. Thank you for your input.
Hmm, this sounds like something a bot would say to prevent being caught.
Are these questions related?
I remember you could do that in FIFA 94 too
I'd say, if anything, this would make me less curious. The less you know, the better.
It says its main function is to recognize if the call is related to a previous incident already registered. If it is, then the AI provides an update on the matter, otherwise it directs the caller to a human
Can you actually taste the goo and not get killed instantly? This sounds so crazy to me. lol
In my jurisdiction (Brazil) there is non-commercial use, but most people don't know about it.
IANAL, but I think you are allowed to copy work for non-commercial use.
The cards and its design, the font, the placing of text, it's all pretty common AI-esque.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I just can't look at "AI aesthetics" anymore.
If you didn't take your time and effort writing it, why should I bother reading it? I can only assume the "author" is being ironic on purpose, pushing slop claiming that machines are taking my attention.
Humans should wear shirts with a missing milk photo on it.
In the context of a game it applies. A game can be "done", as in shipped, no more updates, patches, etc.
I know many people who are using AI, but only a few are actually eating their lettuces, so I guess there's some conflict there
It says a lot, if you think about it.
As opposed to video-like music...
As the article points out: I think Jev is a good example of how great marketing fizzed out in the face of reality. Is it useful? Yes. Is it relevant? Yes. Is it dead? Just its hype. Is it revolutionary? Depends on your…
Our grandparents stored their crypto under their matresses.
Except any "solution" that involves AI is actually a win for big tech.
I have private ownership over many things that I've bought which are not inventions and are not infringing copyrights.
The USSR was a socialist state, which is different.
In a communist society there is no profit (or incentive for), thus no need for copyright laws. It's not abolishing copyrights that would turn the US into a commie country, communism is about abolishing private ownership…
Copy one book, and you're a thief. Copy thousands, and you're a VC.
Back in the day my jailbroken PS2 would run all sorts of CDs with pirated games. It was such a magical time, I would download all sorts of games and spend the evening discovering gems.
It does now that is on hn. Thank you for your input.
Hmm, this sounds like something a bot would say to prevent being caught.
Are these questions related?
I remember you could do that in FIFA 94 too
I'd say, if anything, this would make me less curious. The less you know, the better.
It says its main function is to recognize if the call is related to a previous incident already registered. If it is, then the AI provides an update on the matter, otherwise it directs the caller to a human
Can you actually taste the goo and not get killed instantly? This sounds so crazy to me. lol
In my jurisdiction (Brazil) there is non-commercial use, but most people don't know about it.
IANAL, but I think you are allowed to copy work for non-commercial use.
The cards and its design, the font, the placing of text, it's all pretty common AI-esque.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I just can't look at "AI aesthetics" anymore.
If you didn't take your time and effort writing it, why should I bother reading it? I can only assume the "author" is being ironic on purpose, pushing slop claiming that machines are taking my attention.
Humans should wear shirts with a missing milk photo on it.
In the context of a game it applies. A game can be "done", as in shipped, no more updates, patches, etc.
I know many people who are using AI, but only a few are actually eating their lettuces, so I guess there's some conflict there
It says a lot, if you think about it.